Plus mapping without coding, PHP date array sorting (you will) and more View of Dubai. Photo by Faithful Chant [ back ] on Flickr
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The Technology newsbucket: Dubai v RIM, Duke Nukem?, Nokia’s activations and more
Plus mapping without coding, PHP date array sorting (you will) and more View of Dubai. Photo by Faithful Chant [ back ] on Flickr
Wii; £24.99; cert 3+; Ubisoft If we’re being honest, you probably already know if Dance on Broadway is for you. When you went to open this review you were almost certainly looking for one of two things: justification for a purchase already decided on (or perhaps already made), or justification for your disdain. Last November Ubisoft released Just Dance to underwhelming reviews but some of the best sales figures ever achieved by a third-party publisher for the Wii
Wii; £24.99; cert 3+; Ubisoft If we’re being honest, you probably already know if Dance on Broadway is for you. When you went to open this review you were almost certainly looking for one of two things: justification for a purchase already decided on (or perhaps already made), or justification for your disdain. Last November Ubisoft released Just Dance to underwhelming reviews but some of the best sales figures ever achieved by a third-party publisher for the Wii
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Dance on Broadway for Wii | Game review
Jon Sawer needs to upgrade his old but dearly loved radio and wants to buy a high-spec DAB radio I’m about to reluctantly upgrade from my existing extremely old but dearly loved radio. I’m intending to spend as much as I can afford on a top range, high specification standalone DAB radio. You have in the past published many articles on the subject on the UK DAB radio format and how you consider this to be inferior to the European model being developed, and I don’t really wish to make an error in my purchase when shopping around.
Jon Sawer needs to upgrade his old but dearly loved radio and wants to buy a high-spec DAB radio I’m about to reluctantly upgrade from my existing extremely old but dearly loved radio. I’m intending to spend as much as I can afford on a top range, high specification standalone DAB radio. You have in the past published many articles on the subject on the UK DAB radio format and how you consider this to be inferior to the European model being developed, and I don’t really wish to make an error in my purchase when shopping around.
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Choosing a DAB radio | Ask Jack
Lobbying by London Mayor Boris Johnson has paid off once more – and put the city further forward in the open data stakes Tube train, on time. Photo by fabbio on Flickr.
Lobbying by London Mayor Boris Johnson has paid off once more – and put the city further forward in the open data stakes Tube train, on time. Photo by fabbio on Flickr.
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Another data win: TfL opens up bus and tube timetables for developers
Apple has some competition from a slew of companies. But it made its design decisions in a vacuum: so why did it go for the features that it did, and do they matter more than others? Here’s a question: why is the screen of Apple’s iPad 9.7 inches across
Apple has some competition from a slew of companies. But it made its design decisions in a vacuum: so why did it go for the features that it did, and do they matter more than others? Here’s a question: why is the screen of Apple’s iPad 9.7 inches across
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In search of tablet computers’ sweet spot: screen size and battery life
IFA 2010: premium customers can use music streaming service through home music service from end of this month.
IFA 2010: premium customers can use music streaming service through home music service from end of this month.
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Sonos and Spotify offer new streaming service to European users
Apple has revealed its new, streaming-only Apple TV. And it’s just 1/4 the size of the old one. The tiny successor will pack built-in power supply, HDMI, ethernet, and 802.11n wireless, priced down to $99.
Apple has revealed its new, streaming-only Apple TV. And it’s just 1/4 the size of the old one. The tiny successor will pack built-in power supply, HDMI, ethernet, and 802.11n wireless, priced down to $99.
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The New Apple TV [Apple]
A billion here, a billion there, and pretty soon the costs of relaunching its mobile products will add up for Microsoft. Is it worth it? Then again, what’s the alternative?
A billion here, a billion there, and pretty soon the costs of relaunching its mobile products will add up for Microsoft. Is it worth it? Then again, what’s the alternative?
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Microsoft to spend billions on Windows Phone 7: what chance of payback?
European manufacturer releases a slew of tablet devices, ranging from 2.8inch touchscreens to 10.1inchers – and starting at just £99 Archos is to release five loosely-defined internet tablet devices, all running Google’s Android OS – including one with a 2.8 inch touchscreen. Yes, you read it right.
European manufacturer releases a slew of tablet devices, ranging from 2.8inch touchscreens to 10.1inchers – and starting at just £99 Archos is to release five loosely-defined internet tablet devices, all running Google’s Android OS – including one with a 2.8 inch touchscreen. Yes, you read it right.
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Archos releases five Android tablet devices
Social news site Digg endures another user revolt as redesign leaves ‘Diggers’ at a loss Digg’s August redesign was always going to be a totemic moment for the “social news” site. And so it came to pass, as users stage a high-profile revolt against some of the site’s changes. Protesting at the removal of the upcoming news page, the default setting of “My News”, deleted favourites, the apparent front page domination of a handful of publishers, and the removal of the “bury” button (for voting down stories), Digg users flooded the front page with links to rival aggregators and pleaded with chief executive Kevin Rose to turn back the clock.
Social news site Digg endures another user revolt as redesign leaves ‘Diggers’ at a loss Digg’s August redesign was always going to be a totemic moment for the “social news” site. And so it came to pass, as users stage a high-profile revolt against some of the site’s changes. Protesting at the removal of the upcoming news page, the default setting of “My News”, deleted favourites, the apparent front page domination of a handful of publishers, and the removal of the “bury” button (for voting down stories), Digg users flooded the front page with links to rival aggregators and pleaded with chief executive Kevin Rose to turn back the clock.
